On Sunday, November 1st, which is the day before All Souls Day, there will be a memorial service for the bereaved at Tremaine Church. The service starts at 3pm and there will be tea and coffee and cake served afterwards.This is not restricted to people from Tremaine Parish; anyone who has suffered a bereavement at any time and wishes to remember the person they have lost is very welcome. There will be a rosemary bush in the church for the week before the service. Names of the deceased can be placed on that bush either during that week or at the service. The names will be read out during the service.
On a beautiful sunny Sunday afternoon, St Michael and All Angels, Trewen, was filled with people gathered for a special Evensong as we gave thanks for the ministry of Rev’d. Jess Lancaster and wished her well. Having completed her curacy in Moorland, Egloskerry and Lanstephan Benefice, she will now be licenced in the adjoining Many Rivers Benefice where she lives. It was a joyful and prayerful occasion. The service was led by our Reader, James Wonnacott, who, despite having left his sermon notes at home, gave an inspiring sermon based on the lectionary reading from the Book of Jeremiah. We were all surprised to find that it was possible to preach an amusing sermon from Jeremiah, but James managed it adroitly. People had gathered from churches across the Benefice for the service and at the end Eve Gabriel of St Stephens Church said a few words and on behalf of all the churches presented Jess with a Home Communion Set for use in her future ministry. There is also some remaining money from the collection which will allow Rev’d Jess to get herself some containers for holy oil. Our priest-in-charge, Rev’d Tina Parry, gathered representatives of all the churches around Rev’d Jess in prayer as she offered prayers of thanksgiving for her service in the parishes and blessed her in her future ministry. Afterwards, there was a wonderful spread of homemade cakes, and fizz flowed while the church was filled with conversation, fellowship, and good wishes.
Verna's plan is to walk a mile a day during the working week in June. This is to be a social walk visiting places of interest and many friends will be joining her she hopes.We will be walking to raise monies for the church in memory of my cousin Audrey Jones who loved Tremaine Church and called it The Stable Church !Donations gratefully received For those who don’t know, Verna is 87.Donations to support Verna can be given to her directly or sent to the church via the parish giving websiteparishgiving.org.uk/donors/find-your-parish/tremaine-st-winwaloe-plymouth
Bishop Bill guided the diocese from 1997 until his retirement in 2008. During his tenure he was awarded the Trelawny Plate, an award given to people who are seen as making an ‘outstanding contribution to Cornish life’. He was also a TV star, appearing in the BBC series A Seaside Parish during its three-year run in the early 2000s.Please visit Truro Diocese website for full details: The Rt Revd Bill Ind - Truro Diocese : Truro DioceseHis funeral is expected to be held in early May. Please pray for Bishop Bill and his family.May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
